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  • Residency Matching

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  • The Urology Residency Match has evolved with new tools like preference signaling.
  • Virtual interview formats were increasingly adopted in recent residency cycles.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assess applicant responses to the 2022 Urology Residency Match preference signaling program.
  • To evaluate applicant perceptions of virtual interview components in the 2022 match.
  • To inform future urology residency match process decisions.

Main Methods:

  • An anonymous 20-question survey was administered to 2022 Urology Residency Match applicants.
  • Responses were compared to data from the 2021 Urology Residency Match where applicable.
  • Data analysis focused on applicant satisfaction with preference signaling and virtual interview elements.

Main Results:

  • 83% of applicants supported continuing preference signaling.
  • 66% matched to a program they signaled or sub-interned at.
  • Applicant preference for virtual interviews increased from 39% (2021) to 52% (2022).
  • Virtual replication of pre/post-interview socials improved but remained a concern for some.

Conclusions:

  • A majority of urology applicants are satisfied with preference signaling and support its continuation.
  • Applicant acceptance of virtual interviews is growing, though some aspects require further improvement.
  • The study highlights the need for ongoing research to optimize the urology match process for all stakeholders.